Granting leave for workers who suffer from painful menstruation remains a divisive topic. Where does Belgium stand on the issue? https://t.co/O76igZV6ef
Around 41,000 people are estimated to develop sepsis in Belgium every year, with around 7,675 people dying from the condition in the country yearly. https://t.co/nXhQbK8jdf
Following a Brussels Times report, one passenger told us she spent €225 on a train ticket after her flights were cancelled when she was incorrectly labelled a "no-show". https://t.co/M5v28C5rAT
While Brussels tries to leave its car-centric ways in the past, some residents have raised concerns over the accessibility of pedestrian zones. https://t.co/ymzmoE3ShM
“I used to have quite a busy social life. I used to go out a lot. It's just not possible anymore...I avoid every part I don't know by heart," wheelchair user David Seffer told The Brussels Times. https://t.co/AIdioRoBHt
Just a minute away from the crowds of Brussels’ Grand Place is a bar with a wooden exterior and a window displaying well-accessorised skeletons lying inside a coffin.
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The world's first all-electric motorsport was officially launched over a decade ago but it has yet to spark the interest of Belgians. https://t.co/D0jbw4OxL8
Tintin, Smurfs, and Lucky Luke, to name a few, are examples of successful Belgian comics. But what is it about Belgium that helped cartoonists thrive? https://t.co/2bBCnWATRF
The vaccination rates are high among children but a lack of trust and financial and logistical hurdles remain a challenge for the healthcare system. https://t.co/JScHh0Qydb
"The idea was to bring people back into the stores which was interesting [...] but now I think the main point is to sell records." https://t.co/0DgOyV45OE